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Elephant Hunting
Trophy hunting, when well-managed, can have several justifications in the context of wildlife conservation and economic development in Botswana: Wildlife Conservation: Funding Conservation Efforts: Trophy hunting permits can generate substantial revenue, which is often used to fund conservation programs. In Botswana, these funds might go towards anti-poaching patrols, habitat protection, and wildlife management. Population Control: In some cases, certain species can become overpopulated, leading to habitat destruction and competition for resources. Controlled hunting can help maintain a balance in ecosystems by managing animal populations. Selective Hunting: Trophy hunting often targets older males past their breeding prime. Removing these individuals can actually benefit the overall population by allowing younger, healthier males…
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Any Part of Africa
We can do it Whichever part of Africa or the diaspora, together we can bring change. Monkey see monkey do is a phrase that has been used to demonstrate that when you witness others do something, you would most probably emulate the person doing. In this case, it could also mean you learn by hearing other people talking about how they climbed the success ladder. Until I started doing some research I didn’t know there are this many Africans who are wildly successful. Many succeed here in Africa and some live in the diaspora. Sharing such stories is contribution to your countries and Africa as a whole. If you…
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Successful Africans
Africa’s share of millionaires grew by 8% between 2020 and 2021, according to a recent report by intelligence firm New Word Wealth and advisory firm Henley & Partners. That brings the number to approximately 136 000 millionaires and it’s been reported elsewhere that there are 22 billionaires. When you share your incredible successful story on African Succeeds Podcast, you are changing someone’s life. You can do that by filling out the contact form on contact us page and we will come back to you for possible interview which will air on our podcast and African Succeeds YouTube channel.
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Change a life
Monkey see monkey do is a phrase that has been used to demonstrate that when you witness others do something, you would most probably emulate the person doing. In this case, it could also mean you learn by hearing other people talking about how they climbed the success ladder. Until I started doing some research I didn’t know there are this many Africans who are wildly successful. Many succeed here in Africa and some live in the diaspora. Sharing such stories is contribution to your countries. Please fill out form here